hi all,
so, i decided to upgrade from mavericks to the latest yosemite a few days ago.
the first thing i noticed was, o.o crap, vmWare fusion 6.2 won’t work so, now i
am running the latest 7.2 version in demo mode.
next thing, programs like skype, mail, safari, did not work as usual. so, i
Hi Vivianna. First off, to your comment that VmWare fusion 6.2 won't work with
Yosemite, that isn't true. I have the latest versions of Yosemite and Fusion 6
and Fusion 6 works great for me with Yosemite.
Secondly, have you done a permissions repair lately? I find that when you do
this, most of
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: my experience upgrading to yosemite 10.10.2
hi all,
so, i decided to upgrade from mavericks to the latest yosemite a few days ago.
the first thing i noticed was, o.o crap, vmWare fusion 6.2 won’t work so, now i
am running the latest 7.2 version in demo
I would try repairing the permissions, the age of the computer doesn't
matter with that.
Original message:
i have not repaired disc permissions as, this is a new computer, only 4
months old.
as for using fusion. when i tried to open my version 6 i was presented
with an alert telling me that
For me, I repair permissions every software update, more so nowadays because
I'm a part of the public beta program. As for Fusion, there's no work around.
If you have Fusion version 6.0.5 or higher, it should work for Yosemite. If I'm
not mistaken, the release notes for 6.0.5 stated that it was
Restarting a computer will fix a lot of strange issues. I upgraded a
few days ago as well, but I reformatted my drive and installed from
scratch. I decided not to reinstall Fusion, I no longer have any need
for Windows.
Original message:
hi all,
so, i decided to upgrade from mavericks to the
i have not repaired disc permissions as, this is a new computer, only 4 months
old.
as for using fusion. when i tried to open my version 6 i was presented with an
alert telling me that this version does not work with yosemite. so, not sure
how some of you are running that.
version 7.2 works
Hi,
A considerable number of permission errors can arise within a four month
period. Anytime you install software, including Software Updates, file
privileges can be modified and sometimes, these modifications cause confusion
to the OS. So, it’s really not a factor of time, it’s more a
Personally I do a disk permissions repair every 2 weeks or so , along
with a scan of Clean My Mac utility which seems to keep things nicely
topped up and in shape.
Despite the frequent repairs there are often issues found and I would
never leave it for 4 months.
In relation to Fusion I too,
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Subject: Re: my experience upgrading to yosemite 10.10.2
Personally I do a disk permissions repair every 2 weeks or so , along
with a scan of Clean My Mac utility which seems to keep things nicely
topped up and in shape.
Despite the frequent repairs there are often issues found and I would
I too wonder how you fool Vmware 6 into thinking it can work with Yosemite,
ever since the first betas, i’ve got the error that Vmware 6 can not work on
Yosemite but if someone has a workaround for this i’d be a very happy camper.
/Krister
5 feb 2015 kl. 16:36 skrev David Griffith
yea! i don’t feel so dumb now.
i was wondering the exact same thing.
i’d rather not spend the money to upgrade if i don’t have to.
also, i did go ahead and repair disk permissions.
i was not aware that i should be doing this on a frequent basis.
thanks for letting me know.
Vivianna
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